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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
6
A poem in which the speaker favors honest toil over easy wealth. He values money earned through sweat and labor, comparing his sweat stained coin to the idle rich who acquire wealth with little effort. The verse contrasts hard work with inherited or easily gained riches and emphasizes personal pride in earned income.
A brief notice notes a quiet home for sick and aged people. It cites Mrs. Sarah Helmer at 502 Cedar Street and references a preference for modest means over fortune’s gifts. The fragment reflects sentiment about earned hardship and humility.
DSE MOVIES la June 20 All in readiness for the grand parade tonight featuring 10 001 Sunday school boys and delegations from Marshall town Stuart Waterloo and other towns in line behind twenty bands State officials city officials college presidents and school authorities will attend. Streets are decorated for the event.
United Press report from Portland on June 23 notes 130 American National Press Association members touring the city on a special eastbound train after travel through the Canadian Rockies. The item reads as a brief society note about press visitors and includes an advertisement from Henshaw and Martin The People's Store claiming china washing without decoration or gold loss.
Iowa Supreme Court grants a second extension for Des Moines street railway franchise until August 22, enabling the company to operate or exit. The court orders temporary alimony of $ a month for Dr. William Jepson pending his divorce appeal. It reverses a damages case against the Illinois Central Railroad and requires Mayor D. M. Hamilton of Moville to answer a damage suit. Iowa corn crop damage due to wet conditions. fields rotting or washed out, acreage to shrink. Re-election chances for Rev. W. H. Beachler as Iowa Sunday School association president. Clinton favored for 1916 convention. Emergency currency largely retired after last year’s financial strain.
Professor James H. Brewster of the University of Colorado law faculty says he was removed for sympathizing with Colorado coal miners in the spring 1914 strike. He notes that Governor Ammons demanded dismissal last December but President Farrand refused. Morgan & Co and the Rothschilds plan a new French loan secured by high grade railway bonds. John J. Powers Jr., 20, tops Cedar Rapids state golf qualifying with 160 for 36 holes. Fort Dodge dedicates a $50,000 Masonic temple with officials from Blue Lodge, Chapter and Commandery attending.
Fifteen hundred Villa troops under General Sosa were promised protection for foreigners in the Yaqui valley after a conference aboard the Colorado with Admiral Howard and General Leyva. Leyva warned marines landing could be misinterpreted, pledging safe escort for foreigners and Mexicans in danger.
Mayo Indians who imitate the Yaquis sacked Los Mochis Sinoca, according to J P Taylor, manager of a sugar company in the region, who telegraphed to the secretary of state in Washington asking for protection.
A collage of quotes notes George Bernard Shaw rejoicing over threats to life and neglect seen as worse than death. It cites Vincent Astor showing interest in food and rent troubles, and comments on Jess Willard’s oversized head remaining normal, as reported by Philadelphia Ledger and Detroit Free Press and Birmingham Age-Herald.
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